Sentence examples for underlying inequality from inspiring English sources
Action on underlying inequality will benefit all of Britain's poorest people, whether children, adults or pensioners.
Child poverty campaigners have always argued that the government must attack underlying inequality to successfully end Britain's child poverty shame.
Expressed in casual insults and sarcastic remarks, contempt reveals an underlying inequality in a relationship, which Gottman believes is difficult to repair.
The bounds for the underlying inequality constraints are designed to enforce local maximum principles in regions of strong density variations and become less restrictive in smooth regions.
However, some of the gender differences in the very elderly, particularly the differences in haemodialysis, may be indicative of underlying inequality in treatment provision.
While shockingly high, this figure still masks an even greater underlying inequality between urban and rural areas where most of the population resides.
But when the crisis forced households to deleverage, the underlying inequality-driven stagnation may have reasserted itself.Over to OccamYet deleveraging alone may be enough to explain the sluggish growth of recent years.
But when the crisis forced households to deleverage, the underlying inequality-driven stagnation may have reasserted itself.In working through the arguments about secular stagnation, two key points really stand out to me.
The auto-enrolment measures are also likely to affect women more than men due to underlying inequalities in private pension provision.
A better understanding of the mechanisms underlying inequalities in CVD mortality is essential for devising strategies to reduce these inequalities.
As shown in the few countries with detailed data, overall staffing numbers mask underlying inequalities between rich and poor, urban and rural and secondary and primary health care.
